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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31
ClMERnNS CONFESSION

Senator Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, In
the course Of n recent interview said.
when the l.ooplc I mean Republican, that
the President hns Niiiad hf chance ui reelection |
by his message II would b. we'll 20 hear In mind
that ihi. h large conntp with many Interests aud
varied opinions Vest this moment find some Of
our sanchcst Republican Journals taking bsne
with opinions expressed 10y some Of our own lead
crs against the doctrinc 81 the Presidents message
when a icndlng Republican newspaper takes o'sa
sion ~ caution IT, party 10 proved slowly In criu
cislnE the Presidents mfsssFo. We have practical
illustration 81 tho diversity ~ opinion ON CUES
ton which nuw promIs,s 10 10 n leading issue.
Hut Ne can roipt 10 titongrr indications We lost
| control 81 the Ninuc-aa delegation In Congrcs on
| this vcrl question lniSS'
| We must NOT think that the defeat Of President
| cleveland u iurcsonc conclusion on account Of
his position on the ,ahn usa long time before
the campaign. Many things may occur Ia tho
meantime A,onppmise measure may h. passed
In the Hons. Witch may h. Oonourrcd In Nv the
senate The tariff may then not h. leading issdc NJ
all We VIII then be- compollci a. make our Cun.
is-t upon somc othci lsuc Ia iaci old issue. have
iucn worn thtcsdiNtc u looks ~ II the people
will drmaud something new,
There ar q grca, many leading Rcpub.
leans who, like MI Cameron, have grown
weary II the tadG discussion, anil are
signing ior n noa issue. The doctrine oI
protection ior prulccIion's sake, despite u
congcsicd trHsury, has had to ~ bcgginp
Tor advocates since President Clcvcland's
recent patriotic dcliycmncc ON the subject
MIR. Cameron Is ono oi thc shrcwdcst oI
politicians. aud hc pcicciycs clearly thai
there h another Republican victory ncilhci
: IN the protection nor tlic bloody shirt cry
aud lac couicsscs to defeat in advance i
the Republicans olcavo TO thcs,
old and worn cut issues. hut the Rcpub
. leans have nothing new In the way 81 !
; popular party policy to offer. The bcs
that Mr. blaine, with al his clc,crncss
could pupusc was the projections
A cuphcmism Of "irc tobacco and irr,
). whisky" The mo-i severn blows which
= have l-cn dealt Ia Nh. Blaincs Paris pru
: nunciamcnio wcw by Republican editors
!. who have hal the cundnr 20 admit tina
- the time has come iur tariff reform an
= the extension Of the irrc list. Il Is dill
!. cult, Ia view OF this condition Of thing
political, tn understand Why any tim
should be- wasted upon Mr.. Randall. lti
y m plain as the MONDAY sun that the rrcr
|. majority oi the people Is In ihyor 81 a
i. immediate reduction OF the customs NV,
T.. nucs, and that concessions 10 Nj. Randa
.. would bc wholly In the nalurc Of graiui,,
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aiming.
sioNAL sEuytcr. uSttip stNtEs Amy,
OfI1,r 90 rnr on-EhNfh,
MrsFnis, Tcnn., Icc. ~. lss3

giaNAL sHuvtCr. tSutp SfNtEs AnMT1
OfIItr 90 rur or-EhVfn,
Mrufnis, Tcnn., Dee ~ lss.
10 the ruh'tr
Tho chief signal officer announces that "warnlng'
81 spproachinr hoavy snowflake viii he given the
public bath iron the central oflcc aud ifum the
rcntui onirc through certain selected stations.
At the selected stations the observers ~ change
viii through the pies ani by bulletins make
known the warnings Immediately ON rcccipt
warning" based on the 10 o'clock pm. ielo
graphic rctoru will be tssucd oull IN Associated
i'r~s ugcuis and ncvstapyrS All oihei warn
thrs' Uhos. basel on the o'clock am. aud
O'Clock pm. telegpphlo reports viii he ~ issrt'
% Ia insure the wid,>i publitiv throughout ih
section concerned.
raItic. tan. nj theft own cNr"usc, have Thee
warning ,clrvmrhod irum the central utacr q
the sclcCtcl station. These ~ desiring viii ~n
their names and slirsscs iu ihis office. Very =
specially, u 7. ft.SNrhN'
Observer In Chang
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Tn. Cr.nIin~.. OF Ministers.

PrrrsnURG, Pa, Dec. 30. -Francis Muir
ply. the temperance evangelist, is meeting
with considerable opposition from the min
isters. Since lac began his meetings here,
two weeks ago, not one minister has rem
dcred him any assistance or even given
him the moral influence OF their presence
An effort WIS made 10 secure one OF the
churches for the meetings, but this was
alao opposed, and he is holding forth at the
old city hall. Notwithstanding the lack oI
support from the clergy, Mr.. Murphy has
been very successful, and many hundreds
hnNc sipnel the pledge.
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TELEaRAPHIo BRIEFS.

John Y. Fullcn, q mechanic, attempted
10 walk out from Chicago To his holn" m
lake View last night during the blizzard
lie was frozen still.
John Strickland, young white man
twenty years old, was hanged ~ conway,
\. C.. today ior the murder OF Adclli'
strickland, last July. There was no eA'
element.
The Central Touring mills, at Detroit
wer' burned early yesterday morning, TO
grther with 600 bushels Of wheat. Los
slSO0n, partly insured. Undecided a. iC
rebuilding
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S,iniinroi Yesterday said tina, Thurs.
day nights mass.mecling "was not only
cmincnily respectable, but in point OF
character aud dcccncy beyond all compar.
ison superior 10 any meeting Of IT, Kind
ever held in Memphis Ivory Interest wa,
rcprscntcd-banks, merchants, cotton
factors, clerks, lawyers, docion aud day
laborcr and II il safe 10 say the ticket
put forward by that meeting will be- Ia
dorscd by the better elements Of our popu
laiion." RICH, you ar. The people vii
elect that ticket and no olhor on Thurda,
next.
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IN. Hot blast sold.

ASNsroS, Ala, Dec. 3o.-Thc Daily Hci
Riot. Of this place, has been sold TO VIM
II. Eilmonds, formerly Of the Mo,scnger, OF
Brltimc~e. Mr.. Edmonds has Withdrawn
irum the latter paper to assume The editor
shin and management Of the HIT Bdd.
Ilis brother, Richard II. Blmf nds, viii
continue 10 he managing editor OF the
Nersnger
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TuE German people are too much inter.
cstcj in the maintenance 81 that prosper
iiy which comes irom good local govern
mcnl TO suffer themselves 10 h. mislcd by
the ariiul dodgcs Of tho government
wrrckcr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

ST. I.outs, Mo, lac ~. A large meet
ing In respect 20 D. late Gov Marmadukc
was held on "a ngc to-day, vt which
speeches culogisti, ui the deccascd wrnc
made. aud resolutions paying high tribute
10 him ~ u mao md ~ Governor, wcrc
adopted. ID wastl,o decided To- adjourn
the exchange tnn'uow ~ respect To lils
memory. \ lanc number ~ city oiiicials
nnd prominent riilgrns will ~ 60 Jeilrrun
CITY Ia the mornhIfto attend the funeral
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IT is openly asserted in Washington
that II Don Cameron II made the Re
publican candidate for the presidency,
Conkling will re-cnter tho political
arena and even accept the Craftsmanship
Of the National Committee. Well, the
Democrats on Clcycland's platform ar,
ready for both Of them.
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THEAPPEAL
FOR
1888.

THE APPEAL so Democratic paper.
n teaches Dqoocrdiic doctrines.
Happoris Democratic mcn.
Hsupporis B,Jaocrdiic measures.
Hs influence IA dc,oicd to hc maintenance o,
6,e supremacy Of ME Democratic pdry--locd',
STATE and National.
II lnoiu no caitse, no measure, b'd hdt o.
Justice and right he rR Of he majority.
Hhos for jotg-scra years fought for he ri
vp,ph Of Democratic prHciplCa, and IN IN
future piR erd be in The Grjckcst of hcjrdg
eaor, soalous, icaiclid jor he interests Of al
Gc people.
RS fairly entitled TO he support Of sondhr1
readers and business men c,erWrhoc
RS issued crcry dag in hc year. and ia re-
pldc ,cih The current ne'c' Of the day 9a'hcro
BY telegraph and cubic from all parts Of VI
sN,yId
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TnE LedgT speaks Of Thursday nights
meeting as one of "cmincnly respectable
gentlemen. Just what Il was; and like
respectable gentlemen they nominated an
cmincnuy respectable ticket, which the
people will vote almost TO man on
Thursday next ~
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcaier.

"Crazy Patch" continues to Represented
by Kate CastletoR and company. Il Vii!
be the matinee attraction this afternoon
and again tonight, which will close the
engagement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

CourAuE the meeting that nominated
the Petit ticket with that which nominated
the Chase ticket. The lesson OF such com.
Iarison IL too plain to be- mistaken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

TuE bonds OF Memphis ac ut par. They
have been put thcr 10y keeping out Of
the municipal government the men who
made the Chase ticket.
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Gen. r..,. WI Re,Ire.

Nrw YonK. 'pJ 30.-Gcn. Benjamin
u. Foster, assistsni United States district
attorney. who has had charge al all the
criminal cases ID n. United States courts
cor several Year., I'D who was held over
under President CT, Gland. will retire on
January 1. ltke In the federal build.
ing that district Ntiorney Walker has
asked Tor his rfig iion a. make nom iof
Daniel O'Connclh lFhi~rat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

AN opportunity IN rcbukc the men who
have stopped the prcgp~ Of improve.
mcnis in Memphis will not he neglected
10y the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

The Nasl,uile Banner says the position
Of THE APPEAL Is. wiser than that OF its
contemporaries in this contest. Read
what il says in another column.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

TuE people OF Memphis are going gun.
ming for trrasury rats, aud their guns will
H. loaded To the mukylo with straight
rclut tickets.
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TuE PIOpLEs' TICKET.
For Pin and rulirc commissioner,
JANE- r. PETIT.
For nnnr,i NJ Public Works,
THOMAS J. GRAHAM,
SAMUEL H1EsCn,
For school Commissioners,
RICHARD u. JORDAN,
SAMUEL J. CAMP.
TuE PEOPLES TIcEEr.
THE WEATHER.
Indications.

wAnuNGtoS. Dec. gl.-iRrn.
Tor Tennessee Warmer. with rain. irrsh
o. bfi,k and occasionally high southctly
IN winds. followed saturday night by colder
loS~l clearing weather and northvcslcfly Winds
~ Fof Mississippi Warmer, with min
in,.h n brisk soulherly wlnds followed sunday by
colder fair weather aud nolthwc.tcfly winds.
Kpr Arkansas Rain followed by colder, clearing
weather brisk 10 high winds, becoming north
westerly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

SULLIVAN, Gould and Blaine are our
representatives in Europe. As lrplets
they might be named the world, the flesh
and the devil.
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, r...,- ue.a Cor a raeh Hammer

Trom The N0fIflrh Itonn HhIfHh.
4 aaccr accident happened 10 n Roach
street child, eighteen months old. ,he
o,b,.r dav. Az WAS taking it, iint les.
sons in walking u fell over backward,
s,,k,nv the hack oi lis head upon tack,
,lyiyine /, into the skull full length. In ut.
tempting 10 remove The tack the parents OF
lie Child broke of the head Of Il. and a
nrrcon applied cocaine, opened the scalp
td drew the tack out. The val OF
tack proved difficult the
nnnrnNrl mairnmenls.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

TnE Chicago Tribune Is no, alone among
Republican pnpcn in It's opposition to
Blainc's message ior high taxes Th'
Omaha be-, the leading Republican jour.
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room with establishment. Finally his eyes
rested upon his wife, He took long look
a. her and then exclaimed: Jane, Jane,S I
never would have married you II bad
known you was SO homely."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

" the people Of Memphis wish To pro.
serve their prscnt form Of government,
they must rally To the support OF the Pco.
pies ticket
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

Tur Chase ticket should b. scratched
from beginning Ia end. the Petit ticket
should be- voted straight.
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sI,,Iur nail sstl.n "a.

rirnrr u. r.. hrc D. The report That
Sitting Bull wcnld 20 To Washington 10
labor against The piseirr 81 the Dawes h'Il.
opening thc Sour reservation. - inlsi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

Ma AnNoLD is 10 very popular man, but
hc will find that h. WIS nominated by
WY unpopular men.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

TuEpcoplc Of Memphis will please bcar
In mind the injunction that eternal yigi
lance IL the price II liberty.
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Tmr onsrcTIoNs no nR. ssnrirLp

tn. people object 60 Rabbi sanh"id ~
n school Visitor beesa.. he l. n minisirr Of
religion, aud To- elect him would be 10 e-isb.
Ilsh % precedent that would admit OF baptist,
Episcopal, Methodist or Presbyterian minis.
tiers OF Catholic priests becoming candidates
for membership In the school Board, which
would In turn Inevitably invite q scramble
among the religious denominations Tor pos
session aud control OF that Board. when
the government OF the state of Tennessee
was organized u was wisely ordained In the
Constitution that ''whsrsss. ministers of the
"Gesp.i ARE, ny their profession, dedicated
'ro God aud the eare OF souls, aud ought no,
'.to be diverted from the great duties Of their
sfunetions, therefore, no minister of the Oos.
opel. ar priest ~ any denomination what.
sever, shall be siigibl. 60 % seat In either
"Heuss ~ the Legislature" Tits article Of
the Constitution hiss always been Interpreted
Go be mot only prohibuofs ~. 10 the IeEisli.'
tnrc. but to be rs"ios, heHi 4 interference
By PRIEST. o. minister 10 spy ~ the admins.
trsfive functions OF thr government of the
state as well. "a va, protest against the
s,.s~m OF Church sud state whish, In the
Mother Coustfy. had consented 10 aud per-
psfuztsd the degradation OF The people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

Ir isa Gght between good government
and the ringsiep.
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Tuu Peoples iickclmusl be- put through
without the Ices Of q single man.
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Tnr people Of Memphis will bear In
mind that them IA a great principle Ut
stake. Concessions To- "pononal popular.
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vn,,, ,grorrne. mad ncen Miss.

loo thc KINGSTON ~ " lfevmah
A near sighted man. who lives not far
ir,u King on, hul never worn or looked
Through pair ~ Amsca until a.short time
40 One LAY pcddlrr called, and
9,nnug Other Il he offered eyeglasses
fpr aaIe. lic1 led the man 10 TRY
on d ,air. AMIR he farmer had adjusted
the glasses he looked at objects In the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-31

suRPASyEs EVERY OTHER uEurHsNEWS
PAPER ~ CIRCULATION ~ TOWN As
WE'LL As COUNTRY
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voTE to put in office the same sort OF
men who paved Second street with back
taxes
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Oytien. nlNL

Allfktn Nhlht nam NAliilNlflt7s
Cold Turkey. olive. Pickles. Ham.
Cakes Ices and Fruits. Coffee and Chocolate.
In the center OF the room was n prettily
arranged picture OF the commerce of Mem
phis. On sheet OF water iloated two
large ships bearing the products Of the
south and west TO this port, while the
wagons OF cotton andiruit fully symbolized
the active trade IN the staples. This
decoration will remain in the hall for tine
benefit OF those members who have not
seen IL. All credit is due 10 the ladies,
under whose skilliul management iully
500 persons were served with facility and
dispatch.
in the fulflllmcnt Of their invitations the
exchange has increased il number OF debt
urs to cnjoyments and added largely 10 its
list OF friends. Nothing WIS hrking TO
make IL perfect success, and the guests
departed with the unanimous agreement
to this effect. The following ladies were
praaanls Haf.H rH.E.
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PROGRAM.

At $50 O'Clock the reireshment-room
was thrown open, the rooms OF the Cotton
exchange being used for the purpose.
The entire charge of this feature OF the
entertainment was in the hands of the
ladies of the Womans exchange. II goes
without saying that everything was served
in handsome style, from the deliciously
cooked bivalyes that opened the supper
course TO the pure and refreshing ices
and the home-brewed coffee and choco-
late. The six long tables were orna-
mcnied with lis OF holly and cotton
bolls. and vi ne artistic dishes Of salads
and meats, formed pleasing and attract
i've appearance. The following menu
vns pniovpd.
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ity" are dangerous when principle Is in
yolyed
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A natural gas qfplo-ion nj liyE
yesterday morningllcs.lirv.yee,u, ai ~ dl
VIVA burned 10 dun 4
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Jhe sslrmphis appeal
THE APPEAL

SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1887
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-19
Notice Of Guardians Sale Of Real EStats.

NOTICE IS HERE9Y GIVEN THAT IN FUR
IN suance OF an order of the Superior Court, in
and for the city and county ofSan Francisco, state
of California, given and made on the 9th day OF
December, A. d. 1885, in the matter of the estate
and guardianship of EMILE F. FILTER and
JOHANNA II. FILTER, minors, the under
signed, the guardian OF the persons and estates
OF said minors, will sell at private sac 10 the
highest bidder, for cash i'll gold coin of the
United states. and subject to confirmation by
said Superior Court, on or after the 9Lh day of
FEBRUARY, a. ID. 1857, all the right title, in
terest and estate of the sid minors in aud to
that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, stu
ate, lying and being in the county OF Sacra-
mento, State OF California, and described as fol-
lows, 10 wit: Beginning at point on the Sac
ramento river where the upper line of a tract of
land sold TO NJ A. Humfreyvi lie intersects said
river; thence southeasterly along the upper line
OF said lands of said Humfreyyille 50 rons:
thence at right angles northeasterly, Ii rods;
thence at right angles on IA line parallel with
the upper line of said lands Of Hnmfrey-
vile 50 rods, to the Sacramento river; thence
down SAID river ii rods. to the place OF begin
Mtg containing seven 90 acres of land: being
she same land conveyed by David Osborn tn I'd
ward Dove on the Sd day OF November, 1877, and
lying and being in S, ction 20 township e, range
4 east. being Iar. or swamp lands iS9. of Sac
ranlen o county records IN section 90. township
8, range east, Mount Dlablo meridian, together
with all the Improvements thereon. The in
terCst of said minors in said tract OF land being
the undivided two-eightas therto of
Terms and conditions OF sale-cash III gold
coin of the United states Deed at expense of
purchaser.
Bids or offers may be made at any time before
the making of the sale. a bids or oilers must
be in w itins. and may be lefl at the law office
of A. Co1nte, Jr 53115 California street city and
comfy of SAN Francisco, State of California, or
delivered 10 the undersigned personally or filed
IN the office Of the CLERK of said Superior Court
Dated January II. 1887.
JOHANNA c. FILTER.
Guardian of the persons and estates of Emile
f. Filter and Johanna H. ri ter, Minors.
A. coMrE JR, attorney for Guardian. lal3-2lt
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